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would FAVOR IT, H5 would fSTSS q leesl on
tion law. but he would vote against this bill
HarsUad, in reply to a statement by Dodge
that no commissioner in North Dakota had
been elected on a license or prohibition issue,
called attention 10 Trail county at the last
election, and stated that the commissioners
of that county were elected on the direct
issue, and that no discretion was left to them,
but they were instr lcted for prohibition by
the people. The bill passed by q vote of Is
to 3, and the council adjourned
COUNCIL
The following bills were introduced:
By McCumber, relating to the handling and
storage of grain, and prescribing the duties OF
warehousemen and the railroad and warehouse
commission in relation thereto. BY Mead. TO
amend chapter 636of the code Of civil procedure.
By Wells, to amend paragraph /, section 229. of
the code OF civil procedure, relative to appeals
In district courts. 9y Martini to amend section
90 OF the code OF civil procedure. By Hughes,
providing for appeals from county boards or
equalization; BY Collins, permitting the con-
s%tructlon Of bridges over navigable streams, and
providing the manner Of paying for the same
Council bills passed: Providing for the de-
struction OF noxious weeds changes the existing
law SO as to leave the determination OF what are
noxious weeds TO county commissioners. Re-
moving the political disabilities of Heinrich
Muechow. To lessen the danger OF stampedes
from public halls and buildings. Requiring
school teachers Co make u record OF the visits OF
the county superintendent. Amending chapter
20, Laws of 1888, relating to county mutual
insurance companies.
Hughes bill for taxing sleeping car com-
pantes, car loading companies, etc, was
amended as recommended by the revenue
committee, and was then made a special
order for tomorrow. DR., Galloway gave
notice that on tomorrow he would offer 3
resolution that from that time the salaries
Of clerks of committees should cease.
HOUSE.
AT the opening OF the house the follow
ing bills were In troduced:
By Shook, to provide for the payment OF
criminal prosecutions in certain cases. ByBurn-
ham, insuring certificates Of deposit not TO be
construed as creating indebtedness. BY Burn
ham, defining penalty for completely In robbery.
By Hawk. locating the North Dakota AgTf-
cultural institution at Fargo. By Hawk, amend-
ing the township law.
COUNCIL
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb 10.-In
the council the following bills were intro
duced:
For the appointment Of a game and fish hatch
cry. BY Wells, amending section !, chapter 60
Of the General Laws of the Sixteenth assembly.
By Dodge, providing for the refunding OF pre-
miums on bonds to certain public institutions.
By Washabaugh, revising aud making operative
in certain counties sections ], 098 and HOO OF
the Civil Code entitled Loan of Money"
The following were passed: Providing for the
preparation, printing, approval and custody OF
Official bonds,a and TOR proceedings theTenon. Gre
attnGsa lien on crops for seed. Taxing the earn
ings Of cor companies (provtdes for a 3 per cent
taxi.
HOUSE.
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb. 10-In
the house to-day the following bills were In
troduced:
BY Gilbert, to leRalize a certain election held
in the city Of Sioux Falls. By Dodd, Co define
the boundaries of Ward and Renorth counties.
By Greene, to prevent the destruction OF beay-
ers. By Patten, OF Lawrence, relating to COM
pensatton for the return Of fugitives from just
Ice. BY Fletcher, to relieve owners of lands
plated for town sites from unjust taxation. By
Moore, granting women the right Of suffrage.
By SpraRe, creating a board OF railroad and
warehouse commissioners. BY Aikens, TO amend
section So, Of Code of Civil Procedure.
COUNCIL
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb. lin
the council to-day the following bills were
introduced:
By Foster, repeating section 2, chapter A, Po-
litical Code, and amending chapter SO. Law OF
Of sixteenth Assembly. By Allen, amending
chapter "a of the Political Code. BY Matthews,
amending chapter 112, Laws Of 1883. relating
TO township government. BY Bogert, making
an appropriation for constructing and furnish
ing q normal school building at Springfield. Oak.
By Bogert, to reimburse legislative officers for
expenses in the organization of the Legislative
assembly. By Hughes, to create a new sub
division of the sixth judicial district. BY
Hughes, amending section 20, chapter 80, Poll
tical Code, relating to compensation OF public
officials. BY Grigsby. to authorize the incorpo-
ration Of banking associations and for reeu!at-
ing the same.
Council bills passed
Authorizing municipal corporations TO leass
and mstntatn water works, and to legalize such
contracts heretofore made. Appropriating $4e1
for use OF tents at the Fargo military encamp-
ment.
Adjourned.
HOUSE
In the house the Sioux Falls bond bill.
passed yesterday, was reconsidered and laid
on the table. Bills introduced
BY Gilbert. appropriating $4,000 for the
Sioux; BY Williams, repeating the railroad COM
mission law: by Aikens, providing for payment
OF jury fees In civil actions by the plstntif; by
Prultt, for the vacation OF town plats; by
Aikens, pertaining to change Of venue in pre-
liminary examinations before committing
magistrates; by Patton Ok Lawrence, repeating
the commissioner Of emigration law; by Hubk
bard, providing terms OF the supreme court ct
Bismarck and Redfeld; by Fletcher, for the
suppression OF obscene literature; by Gilbert,
appropriating $4,000 in the IMPROVEMENT OF
the deaf mute school at Sioux Falls; by Bid
lake, requiring county tEeasurers to depcstt
funds in designated repositories.
M oUNoTr
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb 12-
The following bills were introduced.
BY Mead, defining the duties OF registers Of
deeds, and repeating chapter ], Laws OF 1891,
relating to making abstracts OF land titles. By
Campbell, amending political code relative "a
personal property taxes. making them deIins
quent the hrst Monday in February, and there-
after = penalty Of 10 per cent shall attach. By
CAnpbalk repeating thu section of the political
codo which authorizes county treasurers TO
charge a fee oil 81 for each tar receipt sent BY
him to any PersoP ~residing outside the terri
tory. BY Campbell, requiring county treas-
urers to make q statement Of the taxes due
from any person. BY Dodge, to provide for an
election for changing q county seat on petition
M two-thirds Of the voters Of . county.
Council bills passed:
NroyidIng a bounty for wolves ana other wild
animals. DeciRFfng and protecting the legal and